Profitability Index Calculator
Compute the profitability index (a.k.a. PV index) of a project from the present value of its future cash flows and the i...
Compute the profitability index (a.k.a. PV index) of a project from the present value of its future cash flows and the i...
Estimates body surface area using the Du Bois formula: BSA (m²) = 0.007184 × weight(kg)^0.425 × height(cm)^0.725. Used f...
Compute the final balloon payment on a partially-amortising loan. The borrower pays a smaller fixed monthly payment M (i...
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Approximates a definite integral using the composite Simpson's 1/3 rule from a table of function values at equally-space...
Count the number of business days (Monday–Friday, inclusive) between two dates, with the option to subtract a manual cou...
Calculates battery runtime from capacity (Ah), load current, depth of discharge, and battery efficiency.
Compute a stock's beta directly from the covariance of its returns with market returns and the variance of the market: β...
Estimate federal-style income tax using a simplified progressive bracket system, and see your effective rate alongside t...
Estimate retirement balance at age 65 based on current savings, contributions, and expected return.
Calculates the heart rate range for the fat-burning zone (60–70% HRmax) and aerobic zone (70–80% HRmax), using age-predi...
Compute the maximum monthly housing payment a lender will allow from your monthly gross income, a target front-end DTI r...
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A calm, jargon-free walkthrough of what actually drives your monthly mortgage payment — and how to make the number smaller.
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